The role of pharmacists in preventing influenza and increasing vaccination coverage rate

Single cell cloning (SCC) is a critical and high-value process for an increasing number of applications including cell engineering; stable cell lines for therapeutic mAbs and biosimilars; vector production for gene therapy; and many more. During this webinar, Tom Kelly from Janssen (part of Johnson & Johnson) will talk about his use of Solentim’s VIPS™ (Verified in-situ Plate Seeding) system, the world’s first All-in-One Single Cell Cloning System. He will explain why Janssen moved away from older generation CLD technology using Clonepix, which was based on detecting and picking high-producer clones in semi-solid media.

Microbial risk in pharmaceutical process is not limited to living microorganisms and intact microbial cells. Subcellular components from microorganisms remaining from the production process can be source of pyrogens, compromising product quality and patient safety as these substances are not eliminated by classical filtration or sterilization steps.

Many pharma companies are seeking new ways of making drug development more efficient and cost-effective through innovation, new technologies and process evolution. This has led to an increase in the outsourcing of development activities to contract research partners who focus solely on disciplines such as discovery chemistry, clinical testing, and formulation development and manufacturing.

New developments in data and digital are changing traditional customer journeys and forcing pharmaceutical companies to evolve in order to keep up.